Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
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AT YALE. Drift Of News-Candfdates for the Mo Haven Tug-Of-War In TraIning-Th Delegates of the QuadranguIa | League to Meet To-Night-YaIe Dt cfdes to Join.
 The present college term ends a wee from today.
 Cowles '86 has been coaching the fresl man crew to rid them of their faults
 Miles 'S9 s. is trying for position of coz swain for the Varsity.
 Archibald 'S7, president of the Intercol legiate Base Ball association, resigned yester day to his 'SS successor.
 In the Military Science' course Monday afternoon Captain J. G. w. Knight, U. S engineer, will speak on "Field and Perma nent Notifications.
 Candidates for the Mott Haven tug f-wal team and for the team that is to pull against Columbia in the athletic entertainment giv. en by Company K of the Second regiment c. N. G., and Company B, Twenty second regiment, N. Y. s. N. G., on the 18th in Meadow street armory, are practising daily under Coxe and Cop1ey '87. Among those rho are trying for positions are Bissell, Copley, Ferris, Scoville 'S7, Brooks, Pond, Rogers, Sears '89, Hanson 90, Le Sas. sier, 'Ss S., and Skelding, 's9 s. The men are very conscientious in their training and contain very good material. In addition to the tug-of-war team taking part in the ath- letic entertainment many other students have signi6ed their intention of taking part in the games.
 This evening the delegates from Yale, Princeton and Columbia meet in Boston, and as the delegates from each college have power to join the quadrangular league of the above colleges it is probable that such league will be formed. Without calling another mass meeting the base ball management of Yale has the merits and the feasibility of such league, and as result of such delib- eration they propose to unite with the other three. The management have spared no pains to get the opinion of the alumni and the college at large upon the subject, and from the favorableness of these opinions to the proposed league they have at length made up their minds to join it.
 Birthday Reception.
 The members of the Dixwell avenue Con. gregationa1 church are to tender a birthday reception to the Rev. A. P. Miller Tuesday evening, March 15, in Loomis' Temple of Music, including an old folks concert. The nall has been kindly given for the purpose by Q. M. Loomis. Rev. w. H. Moore, secretary of H. M. so- ,iety, will conduct services at the Dixwell avenue church afternoon and evening next Sunday.
 CLOSE OF THE CAT SHOW. A Complete List of the Prizes Awarded and the Lucky Ones The Show a Great Success. One of the most successful feline shows ,ver exhibited will close at BunneIl's Museum o-day. The judging of the cats was done by 0r. Oscar Kahn yesterday, and below is and exclusive list of the awards. The prizes will be delivered tonight at the dose of the performances:
 TIGER. 14. P. L. Crofut, 71O Chapel street. 1st prize, set ilyer caryers, pieces; cu,o, ,.u,o. g., u,uo Al, Mrs Mary Lockwood, 15 Grove street, 3d prize, silver spoon holder.
 FAMILY CATS. IT. Miss Crane, Elliott House, 1st prize. candy beaver, containing 10 pounds candy. 26, Vim. Mclean, 137 Lafayette street, 2d prize, 8, L. Baer, 15 Spruce street. sd prize, castor.
 TORTOISE SHE'LL. IS, Mrs Hahn, s6 Eldridge street. 1st prize, berry :, B. Brunei, saa George street, ad prize, spoon 1sa Fannie Carroll sos State street, Sd prize, sil er goblet.
 RABBIT CATS. 13o, A. Newhall, 133 Columbus avenue, 1st prize, me dozen oxydized sllver-handled silver knives. as Mrs schaeffer, 8 Audubon street, ad prize sil- er spoon holder.
 52 Edward Hosmer S6 Grand avenue, 1st prize, liver cake basket.
 s7 Herman Herbert Hendricks, ,3o1 Orange street, a, Mrs Hattie Curnow, 52 Crown street, 8 prize, tickle castor.
 PERFORMING CATS. 19 Mrs. M. Bazer B South street, 1st prize. cas- ss Robert A; Fuller, s5a Greenwich avenue, 2d prize. silver goblet - D., u.x, liver spoon holder.
 KANGAROO CATS. e4 Miss G. Hubbell. Milford 1st prize, set silver s5. Joe Elley, Grown street, 2d prize. silver cas- 1, Christina Dita, il William street, third prize,
 ANGoRA CATS. 12s. John Tormey, S4s Oak street, 1st prize for lngora cat and cage, china set, 56 pieces. a5, Mrs Jones, s4 William street. 2d prize, small g. Burney Butcher, 1e4 George street, Sd prize, liver cup.
 CURIOSITY CATS. 10, Union Fish Co.,, 10 Broadway, 1st prize case f cut tumblerS
 3, l. W. AIbig ss Orchard street, 2d prize, half T., Mrs. R. Seabury s6 Day street, Sd prize, silver poon holder
 LEOPARD CATS. 1si, I. N Forbes Orange, 1st prize. silver butter 55. Gertie Brogan. 15s Meadow street. 2d prize. wo silver napkin rings.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Special prize to largest cat.) 40, Walter E. Phelps, 3s Sylvan avenue, one-half ozen dinner knives.
 SPECIAL PRIZES. 16 Miss Cannon, College street, stat1ette Fuss 1e5, G. W. Cooper, Grand avenue, silver sugar 127, H, c. How'd; Hose Co. No. z N. H. F. D., one 57 Eddie Cannon, 2S Spruce street, enc silver .oblet.
 1a5, H. c. Phelps 124 Portsea street. one large s1, Wills 5. Sherwood. 16s Columbus avenue, liver goblet.
 F. Miss Black. sss Washington street, silver g, Mrs. E. I. Phelps, 1es Columbus avenue, medi- 1e6, Dick Murphy, No. steamer, one set silver %. Fred and Nellie Holcombe, 52s Chapel street, ne set silver carvers. three pieces 5. Annie Kennedy, 242 York street, English glass ase.
 14s. Mr. Chanee, Fair Haven, silver castor. 54, Arthur Phelps, 70 George street. silver cup. 20, New York Clipper, New York;. one set silver rllit knives.
 5a, Maggie White, 11o Ashmun street, silver cas- Dr. s1. B. L. Woodruff so7 Portsea street, silver gob It.
 56. Miss Nellie H. Perry, IA Congress avenue, bar atine
 133, Robert Howe, s42 Grand avenue. pair silver apkn rings
 & John Clouet 154 Lloyd street, silver goblet. 13, Fred Van Buren, 971 State street, silver nap in rings.
 s6, steamer No. 6, N. H. F. D., gothic clock. 150, Harry Jones, 5 College street, silver button ook.
 5s, Emma Hahn, sso George street, silver button ook.
 es Wm. Crockett, IA Meadow street, silver spoon older.
 1ae c. o. whaples, 1ao Henry street, silver spoon older 1s1, Bertha Bishop 1as Division street. silver gob t. 1eo, Ida Colber se Edgewater street. button 3ok. 3, Mrs. Bradley. sO5 Grand avenue two silver nap n rings. 14s, Wm. J. F. Dwyer, 154 Martin street, silver srry dish 1ss. Mrs. M S. Cramer. as5 Orange street, silver oblet.